Where do these roses come from and is it a safe source.
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You need to ask the seller..l bought them and they arrived quickly and smelled delicious. Apparently food grade quality. Mine came with recipes. I make sachets - I never used them any other way.
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To be described as "culinary" roses or rose essence (such as that sold by Sur La Table) must come from plants that are pesticide free. If you have doubts about this point, please contact the seller for a more detailed statement. Regards.
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This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola.
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Test your soil first to see what it needs. In general this is a good product for protecting all roses from pests and fungus.Some areas will not allow its use due to runoff causing environmental problems.
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This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola. This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated'... » Read More This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola. « Show Less
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My understanding (from my gyn PA and reading up on it) is that it is not natural in the sense that progesterone is harvested fully formed from the plant (Mexican Yam I think) but rather that the plant contains the precursors from which the progesterone is synthesized which is then chemically identical to natural human progesterone. Thus, it is "manufactured" i.e. synthesized in a lab, but is the same molecule in the end as the natural one. This is technically what is meant by bio-identical.
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I looked online and cannot find the answer! If anything comes from the Japan area, then yes you should have a grave concern. Let me know if you find out.
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By going to www.TrueSourceHoney.com and clicking on the starburst at the top of the page, consumers can enter the UPC code on the back of their packaged honey to see if it is True Source Certified as much is adulterated in some way and China has been involved in this. Millions of pounds of illegally sourced honey may continue to enter the United States, despite continuing federal crack-down efforts. True Source CertificationTM helps ensure honey's safety and quality because it traces the source of that honey from hive to table. About one-third of honey sold in North America today is now True Source Certified. Many large grocery retailers and club stores only use certified honey for store brands, including Costco (Kirkland Signature) and Target (Market Pantry and Simply Balanced). I was just thinking that the honey I most recently purchased seemed to have sold for too cheap so began investigating online today. I googled and got "make sure you don't buy illegal honey from china" There are many other articles out that may be of more use to the consumer.
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Hello SimbiAni, the roses have this fragrance because they are so fresh. Sorry we don't have any bottled versions of it. Just more roses ;-) Sergio Cadena CEO Spring in the Air Luxury Roses
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I cannot say with certainty where this product came from, because I was not present at time of packaging, but it is produced from the Sea of Japan. I am also uncertain if the maker of this product farms the nori in treated sea water or not. I cannot find additional information on the net about possible mercury contamination, so I am consuming this brand of Nori in moderation (as recommended with all edible products from our oceans)I do taste a difference in this brand from local store bought, and it very pleasant. I hope this information helps. I am a bit cautious buying from overseas, but feel comfortable with this brand.Most sincerely. I cannot say with certainty where this product came from, because I was not present at time of packaging, but it is produced from the Sea of Japan. I am also uncertain if the maker of this product farms the nori in treated sea water or not. I cannot find additional information on the net about possible mercury contamination, so I am consuming this brand of Nori in moderation (as recommended with all edible products from our oceans)I do taste a difference in this brand from local store bought, and it very pleasant. I hope this information helps. I am a bit cautious buying... » Read More I cannot say with certainty where this product came from, because I was not present at time of packaging, but it is produced from the Sea of Japan. I am also uncertain if the maker of this product farms the nori in treated sea water or not. I cannot find additional information on the net about possible mercury contamination, so I am consuming this brand of Nori in moderation (as recommended with all edible products from our oceans)I do taste a difference in this brand from local store bought, and it very pleasant. I hope this information helps. I am a bit cautious buying from overseas, but feel comfortable with this brand.Most sincerely. « Show Less
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These seeds are small packets like you find in the grocery store. They come from China. I would not have purchased them if I had known before hand that they were from China. I am surprised they were not confiscated upon entry to the USA. Look at American Meadows.com It is an American company specializing in wild flowers and they can tell you how much to buy for the amount of area you want to cover.
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Sorry, I don't know. I only used it once on my roses. I was very UN-impressed.
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They are safe for organic gardening. I have grown white and sweet potatoes, onions snd garlic that have turned out fine. I dont know for sure if it is made in the usa.
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The label says "Manufactured for Source Naturals, Santa Cruz CA." It does not explicitly say where it was manufactured. That being said, I have had no problems with the product
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Yes, I can tell you about my experiences. The poison in these cans (Pyrethrum) did not come from the chrysanthemum flower. The poison in these cans are synthetic. More info here...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrethrum
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According to my search on the web. This is unrefined and comes from the rose bush and is extracted from the seeds using the coldpress method.And there are also several things to look for since there are so many oils in the market. I hope to have been of some service to you.
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There's an individual that's pretty consistent in commenting to the comments of others in regards to Matcha products and they say: "...just make sure you're not purchasing Matcha teas affected by the radiation fallout in Japan--which means avoiding ALL tea from the Shizuoka Prefecture region. The two brands that I know ARE safe are DoMatcha and Pure Matcha (there are others, but these are the two that I know of--not to mention they are high quality). They come from a region of Japan far away from ground zero. They are from Kagoshima, which is as far west from Fukushima as Denver is from New York. Also, the air currents go the opposite direction, which is why radiation has not been detected in those areas. Just thought you should know. :)"
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Hi, We would like to let you know that all products are sourced from legitimate US Based Distributors and dealer, who in turn order directly from the manufacturer. Like any other business, the products are priced competitively keeping in mind that they are being sold online. Please let us know in case you need more information. Thanks